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Good Morning Football is a production of the old trapper beef jerky. We're live here in New York City. It's Monday, November 28th. I'm Jamie Erdall. It's Kyle Brandt. Peter Stranger. Jason McCordy. Guys, the AFC must have heard our NFC conversation last week. I was like, hold my coffee. I'd like to become surprisingly cute this weekend. It really was cute. But we got a treat last night. We did. An NFC treat, too. Amazing game. Let's get to the lead block for the Packers versus Eagles. This game was out of control. It really was. The matchups yesterday on paper weren't outstanding, but the games were good and then the grand finale. Jalen Hurts had a hundred yards rushing in the first quarter. First quarter! 157, most played Eagles quarterback in team history. More than Vic, more than McNabb, more than Jaworski, more than Kevin Kopp, you name it. He's had more than them. 40 to 33 after the game, Jalen Hertz was asked what he thought of his team's offense.

It's like your favorite steakhouse, your favorite restaurant, five-star, boozy restaurants you like to go to.

You know, you have your steak of the day, your selection of the day, the chef's selection. A ton of different scenarios and ways that this thing can go as an offense. And I think that has helped us a lot, being able to be diverse. And, you know, at the end of the day, it made myself clear the most important thing is winning. And indeed, the Eagles continue to do that. But Ian Rappaport, let's circle back to Aaron Rogers. We saw him bagged up last night. He came in bagged up. And then, as Kyle just said, was put into the Eagles trash compactor. But can you tell us this morning about the Packers quarterback? That's right. We already knew that Aaron Rogers was dealing with a thumb fracture. My understanding is it is an evulsion fracture, which means the ligament, tears away from the bone, takes a piece of bone with it, is extremely painful. Leagues to join instability, and it's been why he's been struggling to throw the ball the last month or so. And then we got another injury for Aaron Rogers last night. Actually, two different times. Two different hits caused him to experience significant rib pain.

One was a hit in the second quarter.

He went in and got x-rayed, said after the game that it was hard to tell whether or not the ribs

were fractured based on the x-ray.

So that means he's going to get an MRI, likely get a CT scan as well, just to tell if there

are tiny fractures in there.

He was worried about a punctured lung.

It seems like that is not the case.

If Rogers said very clearly, if he is able to go, he will still go.

But obviously, some uncertainty regarding the Packers quarterback right now.

Yeah, Ian, I saw one report that Rogers apologized to Matt LaFlor for not being able to go back in.

It's all right.

You might have had a punctured lung.

I think you're good for the fourth quarter. Rap sheets. Stick around. Aaron Rogers is known internationally. We have another name we want to talk about after the break here about a wide receiver and some stuff over the weekend. So the Eagles, though, they come out of a hard-fought Sunday night game with a win and remain on top of the NFC standings.

Meanwhile, the Packers leave Philadelphia

with some major questions to answer, not really pertaining to their playoff picture, although

still alive mathematically. 40 to 33, the final Philadelphia over Green Bay. Jay, what did you

walk away from Sunday Night Game?

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